US Prosecutors Say Ex-NFL Investor Should Get Seven Years in Crypto Scam

(Bloomberg) -- A former minority owner of the National Football League’s Minnesota Vikings should spend seven years behind bars and forfeit more than $740 million after admitting he helped cryptocurrency exchanges avoid money-laundering rules, prosecutors told a federal judge in New York.Most Read from BloombergWorthless Degrees Are Creating an Unemployable Generation in IndiaFox to Pay $787 Million to Settle Election Suit, Dominion SaysOne Tesla Deal Propels Little-Known Family to $800 Million

• 2023-04-19
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DraftKings Tees Up PGA Tour NFT Fantasy Golf Game

Reignmakers PGA Tour will launch in March, letting users battle for millions of dollars in prize money via Polygon NFT player cards.

• 2023-02-21
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I’m Glad There Are No Crypto Super Bowl Ads: Here’s Why

Sportswashing and crypto company hubris are no longer in play in Super Bowl commercials this year. And that's a good thing.

• 2023-02-13
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